The long term outlook is shaping up to deliver a series of large, back to back groundswells.
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Longer term has been downgraded - the storm track from Africa through the southern Indian Ocean is still looking very active however the fetch alignment has been tilted away from our swell window, meaning the WA coast will be less in the direct line of fire, and will receive sideband energy.
A strong succession of fronts and lows will march from Madagascar through to WA longitudes, each working on the pre-existing active sea state from the last system, generating successively bigger swells for the region.
The tail end of the impressive storm track responsible for the weekend’s large surf cleared beneath this state this afternoon.
The coming days aren't great for the South West with cleaner options to the north.
Increasing winds and average surf ahead of an XL swell on the weekend.
The first proper Southern Ocean frontal progression of the season will fire up south-west of us later week.
The coming period will favour the South West with smaller swells and favourable winds ahead of some large stuff next weekend.
Protected spots will offer the best waves tomorrow with a localised swell, better as it eases into the end of the week and weekend.
Today is the pick of the period before winds go funky over the coming days.